April is Financial Literacy Month, and the library is offering a series of programs to help you manage your money. Financial Fitness 2025 is a free financial literacy series presented by Business Interest Group (BIG), a group of business librarians in the Chicago suburbs. In support of the libraries’ mission of providing access to reliable information, these virtual programs offer practical tips and advice from experienced financial advisors.
Planning for Retirement
Thursday, April 3, 7 p.m.
Join John Daly, CFP, for this information-packed session about getting ready to retire. Learn what to consider about when to retire, how much money you will need, when to take Social Security, and how to invest when you are retired. Registration required.
Navigating Student Loans: Understanding Your Options
Monday, April 7, 7 p.m.
Barbara Ginty, CFP, CEPA, will help you navigate the complex landscape of student loans and explain how these debts can impact long-term financial goals, including retirement savings. Registration required.
Terry Savage Talks Money
Wednesday, April 23, 7 p.m.
Terry Savage, a nationally recognized expert on personal finance, the economy, and the markets, will provide a reality check on the volatile economy, financial markets, and personal finance topics, and then answer your questions. Registration required.
Be sure to also check out our wealth of online resources available with your library card!
Morningstar: Insights on stocks, mutual funds, and more.
Value Line: Market updates and detailed reports on individual stocks and mutual
funds.
Weiss Financial Ratings: Ratings for banks, credit unions, insurance companies, or even Medigap plans. Get help with managing debt, creating a budget, buying a car, calculating the cost of college, and more.
